Wednesday, November 24, 2010

How do I change my baby's name?

Ok I had my baby on Dec. 21, I gave him a name, but then I didn't like the name nomore cause nobody can pronounce it right. I recieved his SS card already but I want to change it. How can I change it, or can I still change it? Please help me!!!!How do I change my baby%26039;s name?
Can the change of name be recorded at any time?



Only new names given to the baby within 12 months of the birth registration can be recorded. If you want to have the new names added to the birth register after 12 months it should be possible to do so as long as you can show that the new names have been used within the 12 months.



What sort of changes can be recorded?



The forename(s) in the birth entry can be changed completely, extra names can be added, or existing ones changed.



There is no provision in this to record a change to the surname.



Who can change your baby's name on the birth certificate?



After the birth has been registered the law allows a mother, father or person with parental responsibility for the child, to change the name either



1. by calling the baby by the new name



or 2. by having the baby baptised in new names



How do I apply to change the baby's name?



There is a form which needs to be filed in. This form is available from Register Offices, the details of which are set out in this leaflet.



If the baby was not baptised you need a Certificate of name given NOT in Baptism. (It is also known as a certificate of Naming).



What happens if the baby has been Baptised?



If the baby was baptised you need a Certificate of name given in Baptism completed by the Minister who has the register of baptisms.



If the baby has been baptised since the birth was registered, no change can be made to the birth register by substituting the baptismal name with another not given in baptism.



Some information you should know before filling in the form



The form needs to be filled in carefully. If you are adding a name to the one already on the birth certificate, you should show ALL the forenames you want the child to be known by in the space for the new name.



Where do I take the form?



Once the form is completed, it can be handed in at the Register Office where the baby's birth was registered.



If you do not live in the area where your baby was registered, the form can be sent by post.



When will I be able to have a new Certificate?



Once the new name has been included in the birth entry, a certificate can be bought from the Registrar. The current fee is available from the Registrar.



How will the new Certificate look?



A short certificate, which contains the child's name and surname, sex, date and place of birth, will show only the new name.



A full certificate will show all details of your baby's birth, including the original name, but at the bottom of the certificate, the new name will be shown.



Once the new name has been inserted the name at the bottom of the certificate is treated as the correct full name of the child.



Do you need any more advice before you change your baby's name?



This leaflet is for guidance only and is not a complete statement of the law. If you need further advice please telephone your local Registrar, the details of which are set out in this leaflet.



Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages



Please remember that the change of name should be made for the benefit of the child by someone who has parental responsibility for the child. You should take notice of any Court orders which exist about the naming of your child. It may be possible to change your child's name again in future, but not to record that change on the birth certificate.



If English is not the first language of the person changing the baby's name, a relative or friend may accompany the parent to the Register Office.



List of Register Offices



BROMSGROVE - Register Office, School Drive, Bromsgrove B60 1AY Tel: 01527 578749 Fax: 01527 578750



Registrar Hours of attendance



Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday:9.30 a.m -12.30 p.m. and 1.30 p.m - 4.00 p.m. Thursday 9.30 a.m -12..30 p.m



DROITWICH - Council Offices, Ombersley Street East, Droitwich WR9 8QX Tel: 01905 772864 Fax: 01905 776841



Registrar Hours of attendance



Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9.30 a.m - 12.30p.m.



EVESHAM - Register Office, County Offices, Swan Lane, Evesham WR11 4TZ

Tel: 01386 443945 Fax: 01386 48745



Registrar Hours of attendance



Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9.30 a.m -12.30 p.m. and 1.30 p.m. -4.00 p.m



KIDDERMINSTER - Council Offices, Bewdley Road, Kidderminster DY11 6RL

Tel: 01562 820840 Fax: 01562 60192



Registrar Hours of attendance



Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 9.00 a.m -1.00 p.m. and 2.00 pm - 4.00 p.m Wednesday 9.00 a.m.-1.00 p.m.



MALVERN - Hatherton Lodge, Avenue Road, Malvern WR14 3AG Tel: 01684 563194 Fax: 01684 892378



Registrar Hours of attendance



Monday, Tuesday, Wedneday, Friday: 9.00 a.m -1.00 p.m. and 2.00 pm - 4.00 p.m.



PERSHORE - Wychavon Council Offices, Queen Elizabeth Drive, Station Road, Pershore WR10 1PT Tel: 01386565600 Fax: 01386 553656



Registrar Hours of attendance



Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9.30 a.m -12.30 p.m.



REDDITCH Register Office, 29 Easemore Road, Redditch B98 8ER Tel: 01527 63947 Fax: 01527 584561



Registrars Hours of attendance



Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 9.30 a.m -12.30 p.m. and 1.30 pm - 4.00 p.m.



TENBURY - Council Offices, Teme Street, Tenbury WR15 SAD Tel: 01584 810588 Fax: 01584 819733



Registrar Hours of attendance



Tuesday 2.00 p m. - 5.00 p.m Thursday 2.00 p.m - 4.00 p.m



WORCESTER - 29/30 Foregate Street, Worcester, WR1 1DS Tel: 01905 765351/2 Fax: 01905 765355



Registrars Hours of attendance



Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 9.00 a.m -12.30 p.m. and 2.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m. Thursday: 9.00 a.m. -12.30 p.m.How do I change my baby%26039;s name?
you can go to the court house and find out. I am sure you will have to pay something to change your little ones' name.How do I change my baby%26039;s name?
Call you local Social Security office. YOu can find the number on the web. THere may even be some information for that on their web page.How do I change my baby%26039;s name?
Go to Social Security Dept. and get a lawyerHow do I change my baby%26039;s name?
oh come on, tell us the name! you know we all want to know now LOLHow do I change my baby%26039;s name?
You need to contact the office of Vital Records ASAP you only have a short time to do it before you have to go through all kinds of riga marole.

They will give you the forms to fill out and it costs a small amt of money. Your childs father must be in agreement I believe unless you are the only one who signed the birth record

Ammending the birth record is what it is calledHow do I change my baby%26039;s name?
Look on the back of his birth certificate. Usually you can change the child's name free of charge (or for a small fee) within the first year. Then take the new birth certificate and letter of name change to your local social security office. It shouldn't cost you anything for a new social security card. I know it doesn't cost anything when you process a name change with SS when you get married.How do I change my baby%26039;s name?
The name is legal. The social security administration has no control over vital records, state governments do.



You will have to petitiion the court to legally change the baby's name. Start by going to google, search on:



legal name change procedure (your state) that should help you. Or go see a lawyer and they will do it for you (and charge a sweet penny too!)How do I change my baby%26039;s name?
check with court and fast! you are allowed to change your name but nit has to be done through courtHow do I change my baby%26039;s name?
If you really like the name

Keep the name.

unique names are great

If no one can pronounce it shorten it or give him a nick name



Unless its a horrible name

My grandmother wanted to name my cousin



Ballsier pronounced balzerHow do I change my baby%26039;s name?
Tell us the name! Tell us the name! Tell us the name!

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